The White Plains Examiner

They have spent many nights at city hall, reviewed and voted on numerous pieces of legislation and seen changes in White Plains. Retiring White Plains Councilpersons Dennis Krolian and Milagros Lecuona discussed their combined 20 years of service on the

Between now and May 2020, textile artist Amanda Browder will design and fabricate “Metropolis Sunrise,” a colorful quilt-like sculpture with help from stitchers in the local community. Once complete, the sculpture will be draped from the top of ArtsWestchester’s nine-story

Last week, three local democrats came forward to announce their intention to run for the NYS Assembly 93rd District seat, which became available when Assemblyman David Buchwald (D-White Plains) announced his intention to run for Congress in 2020. The three

White Plains Hospital is seeking approvals from the Common Council to permit it to construct a sky bridge. The hospital is requesting an amended site plan approval and a special permit that would allow it to construct the Longview Sky

Police are still looking for the teenage shooter of a 19-year-old New Rochelle man, confirmed Commissioner of White Plains Public Safety David Chong on Saturday. The incident happened in downtown White Plains near Mamaroneck and Martine Avenues late last Friday afternoon.

Westchester County Police charged a resident of the Coachman Family Center in White Plains with attempted murder today after determining she tried to drown her infant son in a bathtub last week. La-Quanaya Ward, 29, a resident of the family

Representatives of various non-profit organizations came to the third and final public hearing on the 2020 Westchester County budget in the county office building in White Plains on Dec. 4, either thanking county government for increasing funding or asking for

The White Plains Urban Renewal Agency voted unanimously on two resolutions at its Dec. 5 meeting to potentially allow the city to take possession of 13 parcels through eminent domain that could be used for parking facilities and workforce housing

The White Plains Common Council on Dec. 2 postponed a vote on legislation that would have ended the requirement for some retired city firefighters to pay a portion of their health insurance premiums because one councilperson was absent. For the

On the Dec. 4 edition of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Scarsdale resident Mimi Rocah announced her intention to run for Westchester County District Attorney. That same day, on her Twitter account, Rocah said, “It’s time for people to get off the